| Spring 2023 |
Introduction In the last eight years of making work circling displacement, I have constantly made the effort to connect with the displacement history of my family and in turn try and make sense of my own displacement. Keywords: Rupy’s reflection: displacement, refugee, resilience, hands, journey |
 Reflection: When we meet again, 2022 – Rupy C. Tut – Click the PDF icon to view, right-click to save as. |
| By Rupy C. Tut Artist |
Other Papers in this Volume
Anahad Naad and Pictorial Resonance: The Halo and Sonic Vibration in Sikh Art – Gurminder Kaur Bhogal
Numismatic Narratives: Sovereignty, Identity, and Devotion in the Parvinder S. Khanuja Collection of Sikh Coins – Paul Michael Taylor and Saeed Husain
Sikh-Period Architectural Ornament in Punjab: A Synthesis of Tradition & Innovation – Nadhra Shahbaz Khan
Then and Now: On Activating Sikh Visual and Material Culture at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) – Laura Vigo
Representing Sikhs and Sikhi in Museum Spaces – Tejpaul Singh Bainiwal and Tauna Coulson
Arpana Caur and the Mending of Religious Fractures – Lucy Soucek
Discovering stories from Punjab on the streets of Saint-Tropez, Cote D’Azur, France – Ranveer (Rav) Singh
Deconstructing a Janamsakhi Illustration: Guru Nanak in Mecca, from the Kapany Collection, Asian Art Museum, San Francisco, USA – by Priyanka Panjwani
Fabric of Faith: Faith in Conservation – Namita Jaspal
Reflection
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